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Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Hot Springs Cove transitions to green energy

Melissa Renwick
A grader smooths the surface on Bamfield Main near Sarita Lake. A single-vehicle accident claimed a man's life over the weekend on the unpaved road. (Eric Plummer photo)
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Huu-ay-aht man loses life in MVA on treacherous Bamfield road

Denise Titian
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Tla-o-qui-aht moves building from Tin Wis Resort

Melissa Renwick
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Kennedy Hill Construction Project slated for Fall 2022 completion

Melissa Renwick
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Physical work begins on Bamfield road

Eric Plummer
Health, Infrastructure in Remote Communities

B.C. strengthens ambulance services in remote communities

Melissa Renwick
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Lost lives are remembered as prep work begins on the Bamfield Road

Melissa Renwick
Infrastructure in Remote Communities, Education

New Ditidaht playground appeals to all ages

Sam Laskaris
The Kyuquot community school is outfitted with solar panels. The panels collect energy from the sun and converts it to electricity. (Eric Marks photos)
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Kyuquot finds solar solutions for aging electricity service to village

Denise Titian
Mike Surrell, left, current owner of Lady Rose Marine Services, met Tuesday with future owner Greg Willmon. (Mike Youds photo)
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

New owners keep MV Frances Barkley afloat

Mike Youds
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Kyuquot upgrades tsunami warning system

Denise Titian
Hot Springs Cove devastation after the 1964 Alaskan quake tsunami. (Charles Ford photo)
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Tsunami survey reveals critical knowledge gaps

Mike Youds

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